Thursday, December 10, 2015

#DavidDASHensei November Digest

Your company needs you to make a document about young siblings who sell plates and umbrellas in two days. Now, how are you going to do that? Well, if you read the November Digest of #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Dayat once, you won't find out how, but at least you will learn how to say the italicized words in Japanese!

KASA, umbrella

To use in a sentence: Kasa o jisan shite kudasai.
Translation: Please bring an umbrella.
To use in another sentence:Sige man kag tan-aw TV, KASA pud nimo og kuryente oy!

To use in a sentence: Tokyo de futsuka kan tomarimasu.
Translation: I am going to stay 2 days in Tokyo.
To use in another sentence:Kung ganahan ka tam-is, put sugar. Kung ganahan ka og aslom, FUTSUKA.

KYOUDAI, siblings

To use in a sentence: Kyoudai o motte imasen.
Translation: I don't have siblings.
To use in another sentence:Tagpila na imong banana KYOUDAI? Papalita ko beh!

SUGU NI, immediately or at once

To use in a sentence: Sugu ni koko ni kite!
Translation: Come here at once!
To use in another sentence:Dong, papaliton daw ka og pan, SUGU NI Papa!

#DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day is a segment on Iskrambol sa Buntag, an FM radio program on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu, hosted by DJ David Dash. The program airs Mondays to Fridays, 6-10am, and Saturdays, 6-9am. An online stream is available on this link.